The Glowfly Pedals End Credits is a digital pedal that combines three functions in one box: a lofi delay, a looper, and a bitcrusher. RockBoard's PedalPedia describes it as offering over 7 seconds of lofi delay, a loop button, and a bitcrusher, and places it in the looper, delay, and bitcrusher categories1. For a player, that makes it a textural tool rather than a straightforward delay pedal: RockBoard's PedalPedia describes it as "Great for textural ambience at longer delay times, or glitchy digital bitcrushed stutters at shorter ones"1. It sits alongside Glowfly's other effects, such as the Hymnosis octave, delay, reverse and freeze pedal, and relates to the wider field of looping pedals.
What it does
The End Credits works at three overlapping jobs. As a delay, it runs long: more than 7 seconds of delay time, which is the territory of ambient washes and sound-on-sound layering rather than rhythmic slapback. As a looper, its loop button lets a player capture and repeat what they play. And as a bitcrusher, it degrades the signal digitally, the lofi character the maker builds into the design1.
The maker's own description ties the three together: at longer delay times the pedal is aimed at textural ambience, while at shorter settings it produces what RockBoard's PedalPedia calls "glitchy digital bitcrushed stutters"1. In practice that means the delay time setting changes the character of the effect as much as its length, from spacious backing layers to choppy, damaged-sounding repeats.
Power
The End Credits runs on 9V DC, center negative, the standard pedalboard supply arrangement1. No current draw figure is given for the pedal.
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Sources (1)
- End Credits by Glowfly Pedals, RockBoard PedalPedia, 2026
